Exploring how technology transforms organizations and society.
Information Systems research investigates how digital tools, platforms, and infrastructures are designed, adopted, and leveraged to achieve business and societal goals. Scholars in this field examine the interplay between technology, people, and strategy—producing insights that shape how organizations innovate and compete in the digital era.
Why Choose Kelley
- Leading IS faculty – Learn from scholars whose work spans AI adoption, platform ecosystems, IT strategy, and digital innovation.
- Rich data and lab resources – Access experimental labs, proprietary datasets, and partnerships with tech-driven organizations.
- Interdisciplinary connections – Combine IS research with complementary expertise in marketing, decision sciences, or operations.
- Hands-on mentorship – Receive close guidance from faculty to develop and execute original, high-impact research.
Research Areas
Students in Information Systems explore topics such as:
- Artificial intelligence, chatbots, and virtual agents
- IT implementation and adoption
- IT-enabled decision-making
- Design of IT systems
- Information goods
- IT and social media platforms
- Cybersecurity
- Computer-mediated collaborative work
Who Thrives Here
You’ll be a strong fit for Kelley’s Information Systems concentration if you:
- Are fascinated by how technology reshapes work, markets, and communities.
- Enjoy blending technical knowledge with business insight to address emerging challenges.
- Want to research topics such as AI adoption, data ethics, or IT-enabled innovation.
- Seek a collaborative environment where your scholarship can influence both academic thought and practical application.